Researchers at Unifesp (Federal University of Sao Paulo) have implemented a program in Brazil aimed at reducing the use of blood bags during surgeries. The initiative seeks to lower infection rates, costs, mortality, and hospital stays.
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Become a SupporterResearchers at Unifesp (Federal University of Sao Paulo) have implemented a program in Brazil aimed at reducing the use of blood bags during surgeries. The initiative seeks to lower infection rates, costs, mortality, and hospital stays.
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